Would you like an in-game parser?

[Eidolon]

they use it and dont speak of it why ? because they could be reported AND banned. If this is not the case anymore and there is in fact an in game parser allowed there will be abuse of it since there is no repercussions right ? and since you dont really need any reasons to kick someone, the *i dont like him being not up to paar because of parsers numbers* a common reason to get rid of players even if they are new, Learning or just trying out....having a parser and allowed in game will just make this community more toxic then it already is

Quite the opposite, actually. Consider this:



We can't tell someone they're doing poorly, because of the fact that if we do, we run the risk of 'getting reported for using a parser.' Rather, because some players have chosen to weaponise this fact, players are unable to help eachother.

So instead, we get to the point where - instead of trying to help people, we just kick them without a word, because their DPS is too low. We are unable to help them.

Enabling a parser to be used in a social and casual environment, will enable people to speak up about lower DPS - so long as it is done in a constructive manner. This is because it also protects the one looking at hte numbers from the people who go "You're parsing! Enjoy your ban! Hahhahaha." (Which is a genuine response you will see constantly.)

[Reynhart]

We can't tell someone they're doing poorly, because of the fact that if we do, we run the risk of 'getting reported for using a parser.' Rather, because some players have chosen to weaponise this fact, players are unable to help eachother.

Actually, telling someone "You're doing poorly" doesn't make anything. Unless you can tell them how they can do better, then you're not really helping them.
And since a parser doesn't tell them what they can do better, its utility is also questionable.

You have to accept you can never fully prevent harassment, and punishing the majority for the sake of preventing the minority will never be a good solution!

But you don't have to legalize what those people use as harassment.

Here's a question : If that much people already use a parser, as some people claim, then why do they bother about having an official one ? If it's for personal progression, or to help friends improve, then they can use without fearing a report or a ban, right ?